The home was originally listed this past fall for $25 million.
According to the listing of the home, the six-bedroom, seven-bathroom home was built in 1916 and has undergone a posh, modern makeover.
A Mercury News report said the home touts an expansive open-concept great room, a glassed-in corner office, as well as a garden and terrace with Golden Gate Bridge views, among many other amenities.
The renovations are reflected in the price tag of the property, well above the $7 million Tolia paid for it in 2011, it said.
Malin Giddings and Neal Ward with Compass were the listing agents, the publication added.